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April returns as fivesome on Nov. 25

By KH디지털2

Published : Nov. 16, 2015 - 17:15

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K-pop girl group April, downsized from a sextet after Somin left the group, will return to the music scene with five members on Nov. 25, its agency DSP Media said Monday. 

(DSP Media) (DSP Media)

The agency uploaded a teaser video via its official YouTube channel, with April’s logo under a pink background. The forthcoming album’s title will be “Boing Boing.”

Former member Somin recently withdrew from the group.

“Somin will move on with her new life, leaving April. She has been mulling over the future of her career, discussing it with us for a long time. We reached an agreement to respect her opinion and April will be reorganized as a quintet henceforth,” the agency previously explained.

April originally debuted as a six-member group with “Dreaming” this year, operating under the same agency as Kara.

By Kim Yu-jin (kimyujin@heraldcorp.com)

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